manjalyc

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by manjalyc 6y ago
Could you please point to what I've reworded that you believe is misleading or misconstrued, I will happily edit my comment and fix it - I have more or less directly quoted within context. I have omitted stuff because I didn't fee
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by manjalyc 6y ago
Ah, I didn't want to get into the stupidity and sysadmin nightmare of systemd-resolved, but rest-assured even with systemd-resolved active most users can simply manage their /etc/resolv.conf file and systemd-resolved should r
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by manjalyc 6y ago
Completely agree, my issue is only with the presentation of data while not providing context for it which I feel is disingenuous in an argument that has no need to be disingenuous.
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by manjalyc 6y ago
Universal practice is editing the resolv.conf file and then write-protecting it with. chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf This always works, but certain applications NetworkManager have their own preferred way of doing things that I
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by manjalyc 6y ago
This is a breakdown of some issues many people have with Google's Privacy Policy for their DNS. Temporarily Logs (2 days): - Google logs the IP address of every device sending a DNS query. - For DNS-over-HTTPS, logs Content-Type &
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by manjalyc 6y ago
> /etc/resolve.conf It’s /etc/resolv.conf, and systemd overwrites it, Network Manager overwrites it (like every 10 minutes), dhcp overwrites it, etc. What do they overwrite it to? Most just get it from the router even
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by manjalyc 6y ago
Well that’s interesting, but could easily be do to an explosion of population. Anyone have historical per capita numbers? They seem to be hard to find.
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by manjalyc 6y ago
You're completely right. Helvetica was just a suggestion as most newspapers use it and is widely supported, but he could and should add fallbacks (preferally sans-serif based). As for the kerning it appears something was messing up the
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by manjalyc 6y ago
body { font-kerning: none; letter-spacing: -0.00214em; font-family: Helvetica; } > but I couldn’t put my finger on why You probably shouldn't use serif, Helvetica is much easier on the eyes and more forgiving.
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by manjalyc 6y ago
> But India is still a Semi Slavery society. > The Hindu caste/social grouping system tells millions of people that they are contaminated and their fate is doomed upon birth. Sure, maybe 100 years ago. But attitudes have been cha
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by manjalyc 6y ago
I would say the most important part, and where every company has shot themselves in the foot is the need for an account. With Zoom you can join meetings with just a link/code, and while it may seem trivial to us thats a huge plus for n
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by manjalyc 6y ago
I would venture that the problem with Google's products is that they run in the browser and in spite of all the improvements in browsers these days its just not ready yet when you need the kind of quality and performance that huge meet
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by manjalyc 6y ago
The source code is far smaller that I would've expected, tiny in fact - no seriously, its probably <2000 lines of actual code and looks extremely simple to audit and fix bugs. It seems the only real external dependency is libtorrent
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by manjalyc 6y ago
Hey, just wanted to say that this looks like a really cool and useful project. I work with a few medical databases and sometimes I just need a very quick breakdown of specific data and while I usually just write a short script, the utility